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wro sta Chrisuzes, 197. S@@RMRIMBY cisco recelled thet the MACLEANS hed ea French meic she believed te be crippled and ea cook who eppeared to be of foreign extraction QM could furnish no further information concerning the MACUEANS. es >» advised thay she thought the MACTLEENS to be very ens stated that DONALD MACLEAN wes quite fond of his t especielly the older one. She stated that MACLEAN was com cheerful, had spl endid manners, end was never cress, penne aévised thet she head never seen MACLEAN “drinking” with one exception when he once visited her home and accepted a Blass ef sherry. She said that he refused the offer of « second giess- went on to say that MACLEAN was very absent-minded end cited as an ue the fect that he would leave his automobile with the door ng dogs and cats to cl sat inte the car and sleep there. steted that DONALD MA ié usugliy ples tennis on Supdexs if the westher Dp i : rs 4 rat first met DONALD MACLEAN around September of 1946 . ° é y Mw cicted thst he had leased the premises at 3325 P Street, and that MACLEAN, being the prior tenant, talked with hin ebeut the Property. ape stated that he had invited MACLEAN to his home one evening for a cocktail and as he recelled bad gone te KACLEAN's home on another evening for a cocktail. He advised that MACLEAN seems to him to be a typical British Aristocrat, and said that he saw nothing to indie eate that MACLEAN was conmunistieceally inclined. He stated, however, that he cousidered MACLEAK to be somewhat "erratic" because of the condition in which he had left the house when he moved, pointing out thet after MACLEAN moved from his residence at 3326 P Street bis, QM, ceuchter found &« letter on the premises addressed "Dearest MELINDA", end recalled thet it was a somewhat vnusuel letter, the detatis not being recalled by thereudon telephéned his residence end inked his. daughter, Cd apm oo edvisé. whet she recalled concerning .this letter. She advised that she hed found the letter On the doorstep at 3326 FP Street, N.W., when they moved in and stated that she recalled the letter to have had a very grim text Indicating that the writer was either going away or was contempleting suicide. She further recalled that the handwriting was very difficult to read and that the letter said something to the effect thet "I am going eway, take care of yourself”. She further adviged that she couldn't recell any =~ il~- . “y é